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Show DAILY imi-POLiG- CLOSE CALL I UTAH UTAH'S DEAF iy RESOLUTION LOST JOURNAL STATE MR ;aJrowly Sunday Idaho Convention Adjourned Till Shi.. During An Ovar day, when Dubois Resolution Tght and Laapa Will Bo Reconsidered. in tha Canyon. Storm - C Goodfellow and wife Sunday LEWISTON, Idaho, call from experienced a clone while returning home Aug. 16. To- The Democratic state convention which assembled here yesterday broke up at injury aa they 1 o'clock this morning to reassemble the Ogden canyon. Juat In their light at 10 o'clock. left the Hermitage Heltfeld Is still in the lead for the drawn by one home, the Jnderatorm came upon them and the governorship, but he has not enough wlth 'the vlvW pledged votes to name him. Goverwell nor of lightning, made It Steunenberg has let his boom die to out. Mayor James II. Goodfellow Mr. tor lmpoaalble Hawley of When Boise, In spite of the approval of the the horse In the road. mile on this aide of the southeastern counties, is not likely to hin half suddenly shied receive the nominatloin. .nnitage the horse . jjgped down the aide of Jhe steep Richard H. Johnson was elected river. temporary chairman without opposithe Into almost gtankment and the tion. At 10:30 p. m. Chairman Cassidy u buggy was overturned of of the committee on resolutions read bottom to the sapants thrown the platform and moved Its adoption. a embankment and Mra A minority report was offered by F. fortunately both Mr. and H. Holtshelmer of R&nnock county. oedfellow fell Into the buggy top rocks the fall The minority report deprecated and hard upon the Kxped deplored the reference to polygamy dow. serious and unlawful cohabitation, and recomThe horse also escaped twisted was mended Its elimination. badly but the buggy neces-- x was found It and of Finally D. L. Evans of Oneida d shape resoIt there and return In an moved that the leave t0 j lution be eliminated. In support of torsion wagon. this motion Mr. Evans said nobody In his section of the statae favored polygamy. but that a large class of the voters there would take It as & slap at I It In-u- y, ist Political Gossip f Superintendent cf Model School World's Fair Says They Are at ni ah County Democrat is a man at Oyster Bay. mere Is a mummy at Esopus. mich do you prefer, the man or mummy? The election In Novem-wl- ll decide." hat sounds like the Ogden Stand -but it Isnt It is the language he Salt Lake Tribune, once edited mere the scholarly, Intellectual Goodwin. ITLER AND the motion George P. Minims declared polygamy to be a live Issue, and that the convention would be timid to think of cowardice If It failed to meet the Issue squarely. C. H. Jackson spoke strongly against the motion. The resolution, he said, was not a slap at any church or any people. Mr. Holtshelmer thought the simple endorsement of the national platform would he sufficient. , The platform Is a short one of 1,000 wordz. The national platform and ticket are endorsed and a pledge Is made for a state law against the relimit; against peal of the two-ml- le subsidies of any character; against passes for public officials; in favor of an eight-holaw. The Senator Dubois was offered by plank amended in committee so as to adultery In the proposed laws to prohibit polygamy and unlawful co- SUTHERLAND WIN iN SAN PETE ur Herald from describes the county convention Ui there yesterday as a combative ifflrir. The Llvlngstone-Cutl- er through put Its slate The fighting was over the Kriight. Mninstlons for the legislature. The tttory was decidedly to Sutherland. The winners of the legislative are Abram Johnson of Mt C. Christensen of Fleuant and N. Staling. Their opponents were H. A. buns of Gunnison and Bishop Mel-of Fayette. Johnson slipped tough on the first ballot, but Chris-tow- n had a more serious time of It bring the fight an effort was made to mke Kearns out as to his choice for Med States senator. The opposition ((legates made It so hot for him that k finally arose on the floor of the mention and said he was not pledg-to any man, and that he would not Ml the delegates for whom he would to If he were elected. The second kOot resulted In fit votes for Chris-tac- n, 27 for Kearns and 8 for Mel-k- r. A special to the Eph-nt- m com-kiutl- . noml-Mtlo- ni kr opposition to Cutler for gover- was In such a hopeless minority bkt It could not put up a decent fight, ft unit rule, was not enforced, and k delegates were not specifically but they are all known to k for Cutler. A Platform was adopted endorsing k national, state and county admin Strattons and A. C. recommending for another term as state of public Instruction. The anti-polyga- habitation. The Dubois resolution on the polygamy question was defeated by a vote of 145 to 14L It read as follows: "We are unalterably opposed to polygamy and unlawful cohabitation. We declare that time and experience have vindicated the framers snd founders of the constitution, snd the government In Insisting on the complete separation of the church and state In political affairs. The constitution. the laws, public policy and democratic traditions all require an untrammeled and unbridled cltlsenry. We pledge the Democratic party to enact such legislation as will render the foregoing resolutions effective." At today's session of the convention an effort will be made to reconsider the adoption of the resolution. Best Yet. Sui'i'niiieiiil.'iit of the State Si'lio.il for the lv.if. lias ('revived i'oiii:iuinii';uion from the Misses ho a tv in charge Dripus ami Eddy. of ihr live local representatives at the Model School for the Deaf at St. In It. ihe teachers st.ite that the pupils are attracting a great deal of attention and receive many compliments from educators and other visitors. Among the latter la one from Superintendent Pope of the Model School. The superintendent expresses himself by saying: "Your children talk better than any who have been here up to date. They are also the most polite pupils at the table." The teachers and pupils are enjoying their work and are specially pleased at the splendid quarters allotted them on the grounds. THE STATE JOURNAL FOR THE Select Your n'n' entire line of Lawns, Ilutiste, and Diniitie in fact, every tiling in suiii iihT ah Fabric you can think of, must he closed out within the next two weeks. Real values, or what tlicM- tine ash Good should bring. will not he 1riees will he made to move the stoek of what it is actually worth. AUTOMOBHISTS BEWARE! Police Will Be Active and Reckless Chaffsurs Will Bs Punished. The instructions given Chief of Police Browning by the city council last night have already had their effect, as this morning two prominent automo-bills- ts In the city were arraigned before Judge Howell on a charge of bedriving their machined at a speed ordinthe limit the by provided yond ance. The gentlemen were given a severe reprimand and warned against violating the ordlnRnce in the future. The chief Is determined to enforce the ordinance to the letter and In future all reckless chaffeurs will he severely punished. He will today send notices to all the automoblllsts In the city explaining to them the provisions of the city ordinance. These notices must be taken as a final warning with the understanding that In future all violators of the law will be prosecuted. es Week of August BERTOTO BRAISDEN SAM PINE-APPL- E (HANDSOME SWISSES The new stripes weaves, for numberless uses. 25c. ((tiality: to close out Peo-pi- AND SUPERB ENGLISH PRINTED LAWNS Always sold at I?1-!- '., will go in this sale at 1 C the low price of FINE PRINTED LAWNS Worth Many exquisite yard. varieties. Will be closed 15c. & 10c at No! Vesta KELLY Sketch. IDA Comedy Ballsdiat. YERXAS Elaatie Supreme. HARRIS Buck and Wing. ROSTELLE E. R. GON A ROSTELLE Sketch. Comedy LEYS UTAHN Now Pictures. WHAT IS IT A MAN OR WOMAN AT THE UTAHNA PARK THI8 WEEK? ADMISSION, 10e. One of the Whys One the fact that the broadest guar- nntee Ih given with every Inatru- X mads for FIVE CENT8, snd many thousand of them are being sold and smoked every day. You oay you have never smoked a good fivo-cecigar? Ths next time call for a nt J causes of this of the stores extraordinary success la BROS. Impossible! A good cigar can be SONG MISS BRYCE and The 10c at j; BURT Easy If Desired. Bast Chancs Evsr Offered Ogden to Buy High Class Nsw Pianos Cheap. Bicyclist and Equilibrist re-pard- EXTRA FINE LAWNS All Ihe newest prims and designs, for dainty ilres'tes, elc. A good 10c. value. To close out at OC BEAUTIFUL PRINTED LAWNS In various designs, fine durable qualities. Worth 15c. it yard. Our spei ial prii e to close q out OC FINE FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS Exclusive and handsome new Former patterns. price 20c. Our closing out price 15 Flexible Venus. ILLUSTRATED Quite a number of ths vary finest PARASOL8 of tho season to chooto from. You will find plenty of uso for them yet. Fully Third to Half Can Be Saved -- - Terms Very ment. None Is guaranteed for less than ten years and for many the makers stand good for ae score. X WEHEIt DEALERS. J CARSTENSEN ANSON CO. (Incorporated.) X t X i X Temple of Musie. X 8TREET. 74 MAIN ( Formerly Daynea Music Co.) X SALT LAKE CITY. Carl Upmann e Extra Five h When this great sale Is over and this stock Is cloned out. It will be too late to secure one of these fine pianos at sacrifice prices prices that are lower in many Instances than the actual manufacturers cost Every day and every hour these great piano bargains are growing fewer, some childish heart made happy, some home made musical, and what is possible the greatest consideration to most of buyers, a hundred or two hundred dollars Is saved by each purchaser. The kind of pianos we are selling here now for 3147, 3178 and $197 can not bethought when this stock Is closed out for less than 3275, 3325 and 3375. Cash or time; $6 to $8 monthly. Then we have other standard made pianos here worth on any piano mor-k$350, 3400, 3425 and 3450. Sale price, 3218, 8237, 3273 to 3290. Cash or payments; 38 to 310 monthly. Cabinet upGrands, Elegant makes. In rights, various beautiful mahogany, English oak and Clrcasslon walnut cases, sold at other piano houses for 3500, 3550 and 8600, marked to close out at the same remarkable discounts. You can save at least 8125 to 8200 on all pianos, and fully half on organs. et ss MONEY BACK If you are not satisfied. DO YOU SUPPOSE that a company with a capital of 350.000 to 8100,000, For sale everywhere, and. known throughout the United States aa the highest quality cigar on the market sold for five cents. Many amokeri prefer them to most ten cent cigars. Every one uniform In quality the last cigar In the box ns good as the top layer. F. J. KIESEL not carry it out to the letter? DO YOU SUPPOSE we would Jeopardise' our standing with the public AWAITING IT8 OWNER. and our chances of still greater sucA bay horse and top buggy which cess by falling to fulfill any promise left hitched to a post for more we make. kn five hours Sunday and DO YOU SUPPOSE we would make of at 4 oclock In the an offer If we did not have the such ll'n,oon by the police department, utmost confidence In the satisfying MHl at the livery stable of Dee A our goods? of quality tt unclaimed. The owner who We know we can please you and broken an ordinance is wanted. save you money. Attend the sale bePrincipally now to come and claim k outfit. fore it closes. Other piano stores can copy our ads but they cannot copy our values. Mysterious Circumstance. WAITING FOR A WIFE. If you have an old piano or organ A wife la one of the things that was pale and sallow and the to trade It for a new one you ought reWe will help you make the exchange. freh 8n ro5r 'Whence the dlf- come to the man who waits," ftn the philosophical landlord. We will allow you cash value for your She who Is blushing with marked "'Specially If he waits till night on old one. Even at these Dr. King's New Life Pills responded a closin time, guVnor," lntaln it prices we have customers who demand By gently arousing the cautious Individual in the bottle de- the old pianos and organs for their brgans they compel good dlgespartment ss he prepared to take his children to learn upon. Come and see nd head off Try constipation. " us. No harm done If we can't trade. Only 25c at Jesse J. Driver's departure. riore. Bee about It anyway. MODERN CRANKS) ANCIENT AND CLAYTON MUSIC CO. his Dr. Frederic Bell will deliver PORTLAND EXCURSION. to D. O. Calder Bona) "Cranks,1 (Successors on sixth popular lecture, t 16th to 19th Inolusivs and oldest music conthe at The largest 17th, Wednesday night, August 4 trip, rla Oregon Short Line First Congregational church. Admis- cern In Utah. Oen, $30; Tickets sion only 10 cents to all parts of ths D. O. Calder. General Agent l0r y daya church. Lecture commences at 8:15. Reed Hotel Block, Ogden. 419 25th St CO., Importers (SI GUNS Vacation Sale To Close Out All Our Summer Clothing .A MAN OR BOY CAN "DRES8 UP AT VERY LITTLE ANYTHING - NOW FROM HAT TO HOSE EXPENSE. WELL Outing Coats and Trousers From $5.00 to $12.00 Shirts Negligee American Patterns German, French, English, All Prices EVERY TIME YOU WANT CLOTHING REMEMBER THE Putnam Clothing House FERTILE and Ammunition GUNS FOR RENT WHEELWRIGHT BROS. 2476 WASHINGTON AVE. PHONE 147-- Z. FROM UNDERWEAR TO OUTERWEAR, FOR TRA- VEL OR HOME. PRICES MELTED. ITEMIZE WHAT YOU NEED, GIVE US THE LIST AND GIVE YOU A BARGAIN. paid In full and the proud reputation of forty-seve- n years of continuous success, would make such an offer and cut-ln-h- alf Eta-Organdi- eon-sideiv- d. ONLY FIVE MORE DAYS OF THE CLAYTON MUSIC CO.S GREAT PRICE SACRIFICE SALE. - s - S. Sale Closes YOUR higli-el:i- PROGRAM OneThird Off Parasols Piano Before Reed Hotel Block, 419 Twenty-FiftStreet Open this Evening Till 9:30. Utahna Park Wash Goods 12c NEWS. high-cla- 19M. 6. AN UNDERPRICING OF Against great question with the Repub-eIn Utah this year Is whether C. Cutler will be Smootvelted bn rough the Republican convention. The themselves. AUGUST EXCELL. an-oihi- ".' GOODFELLOW FOUR VOTES WAS MARGIN THAT MRS. ACCOMPLISHED DEFEAT. ESCAPE INJURY. TUESDAY, VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI ly), leaving Union Station 4:20 p. m. Borne years since, perhaps a quarter of a century, this section was avoided by reason of want of development or progressiveness; now, however, It Is considered equal, as the homeseeker and Investor may measure, to Oklahoma, Indian Territory or Texas. The change In condition throughout was accomplished by large governmental expenditure, a progressive people and extended 'railroad facilities promoted and maintained by the Frisco System, operating, ae It does, nearly 700 miles of railway In the Immediate Mississippi Valley, lesa than 300 mllea distant from SL Louie. The soil is exceedingly fortlle, crops While It Is true Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas Invite the home-seek- er and others in search of a profitable investment and business competency. there Is another field along the Frisco System quite recently opened to those Interested In a personal betterment of financial resources. On June 1st, the line of railroad heretofore known aa the 8L Louis, Memphis ft Southwestern (now Frisco System), was extended to St. Louis, thus making a territory In Missouri snd Arkansas, along tha west bank of the Mississippi river, accessible by Invariably abundant timber Interests extensive and resource fuL way of St Louis. Those desiring additional partlcu The present service consist! of pasStation will receive Immediate response. lara senger train leaving Union Girardeau, Address, a. m. for 7:10 Cape dally, Passenger Traffic Department Luxora, Carruthersville and IntermeFRISCO SYSTEM, also the diate points to Memphis, SAINT LOUIS. Cape Girardeau accommodation (dal Good i : : Coffee Everyody likes good coffee, but ' its hard to get good one time and poor the next. Isn't that your I Let i experience? us supply you. We know where our coffee comes from, and that it isre- - liable. If you like it once, you'll like it all the time, it doesnt vary. Barrows Grocery Go. 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